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Old 04-18-2013, 12:17 AM
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Thanks Randy... I'm hoping to be able to take it to a test and tune some weekend. Do all of the 10 - 14's have the same stroke?/ just the bore changes?

Here is another picture that I had already taken of the engine..

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10 horse has a shorter stroke, go to http://www.kohlerengines.com/manuals/landing.htm


and download a copy. That will help I'm sure, can't have too many manuals you know!


Its probably a 12hp but only one way to know for sure now.




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I really think the numbers are behind the coil. Have you tried removing the coil.
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We got the tractor started today! I took gas tank off and emptied the old gas. Found it had a bit of rust inside, so I have it in my acid tank for the night.

Put a temporary tank on and it fired right up... except carb leaked. We took the carb apart, but really didnt see any major problems. Everything look pretty clean. The needle was sticking a bit at first, but after running it a while , seems to be working pretty good.

Still have some fine tuning, but the engine runs and sounds solid!
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Congratulations on getting it going!
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Good to hear you got it running!
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We got the tractor started today! I took gas tank off and emptied the old gas. Found it had a bit of rust inside, so I have it in my acid tank for the night.

Put a temporary tank on and it fired right up... except carb leaked. We took the carb apart, but really didnt see any major problems. Everything look pretty clean. The needle was sticking a bit at first, but after running it a while , seems to be working pretty good.

Still have some fine tuning, but the engine runs and sounds solid!
That's great! Glad you got it going!
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I have one question, did the man of the house sell this or the women
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LOL I was thinking the same thing Donny!
[QUOTE=inboardnut;186446]Too funny...The man did sell it. [QUOTE]

Mabe the "man" who sold it ---is the "New Man" ?
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